run array_unique() only once per class #1088
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staabm
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Aug 28, 2025
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this loop moved after the outer loop
staabm
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moved this if-condition, so we reflect the same structure as the foreach-loop above (just readability)
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we need to be more incremental as our problem is memory, not cpu: #1089 |
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at this point its mostly guess work.
having loops after each other should be faster then nested loops though - O(3n) vs. O(n^2).